Excavates Collection
Unearthing the Past: Farmers in Cumbria, England, diligently repair old blocked drains using mini diggers and spades in the upland meadows during May
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Unearthing the Past: Farmers in Cumbria, England, diligently repair old blocked drains using mini diggers and spades in the upland meadows during May. Meanwhile, a determined Coppersmith Barbet clings to a thin tree trunk, excavating a hole for its future home. In Taman Negara National Park, an adult female Banded Woodpecker tirelessly carves out a nesthole in a sturdy tree trunk. The industrious Eurasian Badger leaves behind traces of soil from its excavated sett on the snowy grounds of Devon, England during winter. Not only birds and mammals partake in excavation activities; the Sixspot Goby skillfully spits out sand it has meticulously dug up from its burrow on Tanjung Gedong's shores in Flores Island. Similarly, an Eurasian Wryneck with woodchips in its beak busily constructs a nesthole within a tree trunk amidst Bulgaria's lush surroundings. The Common Kingfisher showcases impressive construction skills as it builds tunnel nests along river banks in Suffolk, England during July. Joining them are Sand Martins who begin their nesting journey by excavating holes within sandy riverbanks of Hungary come May. These captivating glimpses into nature's excavation endeavors remind us of the incredible determination and resourcefulness found throughout our diverse ecosystems.